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All weekend visits to Camp Tecumseh include a variety of activities for guests to enjoy.
Our Staffed Activity areas are open for guests on Saturdays from 9:00 -11:45 am and 1:00-5:00 pm and Sundays from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm.
Under the supervision of trained Camp Tecumseh Staff, guests can try one of our four climbing walls (two outdoor for nice weather and two indoor for bad weather). With walls for all climbing abilities and the latest climbing safety equipment, guests are sure to have a fun and safe time.
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| River Village - Mt. Wood |
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River Village - Ziggy's Gultch |
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| Lake Village - Mt. McAllister |
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Lake Village - The Lookout |
Camp guests can try their aim at either the River Village or Lake Village Riflery Ranges. Lying in the prone position, guests have the opportunity to shoot .22 caliber rifles. Tickets for the riflery range are $.75 each and give the shooter ten shots.
Nock an arrow, aim and fire at one of the two archery ranges at camp. Camp staff will assist guests in safety and technique in order to get a high score in archery.
Scream down the Black Hole as you are plunged into momentary darkness before coming out at the bottom. Guests can race a friend down the Black Hole.
Guests can visit the Lake Village to try out The Bullet Slide. Sit in a potato sack and race down to the bottom. See who can make it the farthest!
Guests can sign up to ride one of our trained horses through the pine forest--a great time for new and experienced riders alike. Trailrides are led by trained Tecumseh Staff. Sign-up is chronological and tickets can be purchased in the trading post for $9/rider.
Come warm up by the fire and take a look at our Nature Center. Featuring museum-quality displays of local animals, an opportunity to touch and feel different animal pelts and see various fish, snakes and turtles. Also watch the busy bees in the working beehive and view and hear the birds through our large viewing window.
Enjoy this relaxing and creative craft! With our staff's assistance, create a multi-color candle by dipping the candle wick into a variety of colors of wax. After you are done with the dipping, our staff will carve your candle into a design that you won't want to burn!
(April-October)
Float around the beautiful Richard G. Marsh Lake with your friends. We offer canoeing and paddleboating to our guests under the watchful eyes of lifeguards and other camp staff. Lifejackets are required and provided and instruction is available.
Our non-staffed program areas are available to guests at anytime during their stay. Some require you to bring your own equipment.
Try your hand at our 9 hole disc golf course! Dodge trees and other obstacles as you look to sink your Disc in the basket. Discs and score cards available to borrow at the Lake Village trading post.
She shoots, she scores! Play a pickup game at either of our two basketball courts. Basketballs are available to borrow from the trading post.
Visit our lake to try to catch a whopper! Our lake has many bluegill, bass and catfish of all sizes. Make sure you bring your own equipment. We have a catch and release policy.
We have a lot of friendly animals at camp including sheep, goats, cows, chickens, ducks, pigs and alpacas! Guests are welcome to visit one of the two mini-farms and even climb in with the sheep and goats!
(April-November)
Camp Tecumseh features 5 tennis courts open for play. Bring your own equipment.
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